Two stable work zones
Keep ChatGPT, Claude, or another assistant on one side while your browser, document, or app stays visible on the other.
Windows utility
Keep AI work side by side.
DesktopCorral keeps your assistant on one side and your browser on the other, so screenshots, research, comparison, and everyday AI work stop turning into window chaos.
Windows installer. Tray utility. Built for a clean left/right workflow with ChatGPT, browsers, docs, and screenshots.
Why it helps
Cleaner screenshots
When the source window stays put, it is easier to capture the right window or rectangle without dragging half your desktop around first.
Smarter drag switching
Move a window across the divider and DesktopCorral can reassign it to the other side instead of snapping it back.
Browser extensions are useful. They are not the whole workspace.
Extensions are great for one-click actions, but serious AI work often needs a full browser window, a full assistant window, file uploads, image uploads, and the exact page state visible at the same time.
DesktopCorral gives that work a stable shape: assistant on the left, source material on the right, fewer floating panels, fewer disappearing windows, and less screenshot waste.
- Useful for research, comparison, writing, debugging, and design review.
- Works as a small tray utility instead of another giant dashboard.
- Designed around the way people actually use AI all day: looking, asking, capturing, and revising.
Download DesktopCorral
Install it, launch it, and keep your desktop split into clean left and right zones. It is intentionally small because the point is to get out of the way.
DesktopCorralSetup_v2.2.0.exe
Windows setup installer. Because this is a direct download, Windows may show a trust warning until the app is code-signed or distributed through a store.
Download installer →The installer is hosted on GitHub Releases so it stays outside the website deploy and avoids static-site file size limits.
Simple workflow
Put the assistant on the left.
Keep the conversation, notes, and prompts visible without covering the page you are asking about.
Keep the browser on the right.
Research, read, compare, test, or troubleshoot while the assistant remains ready beside it.
Capture exactly what matters.
Use a window or rectangle screenshot with less clutter, less cropping, and fewer “wait, that moved” moments.